rochacbruno
commented
3 weeks ago There is no support for this, this would require creating subfolders for each content with an index.html inside it.
I don't want it because it will not be a flat site anymore, will not be possible to just open the site on the browser without the need of web server and will require URL resolution.
I understand that some people prefer URLs without HTML in it, it can still be achieved if you configure your web server (nginx) to resolve it but is not a marmite feature.
Some of the design decisions are based on generated site being flat html.
- easy to refer media files
./media/file.png - back links collection on pattern
./{slug}.html - easy to link other pages
./slug.html - easy to link static files
./static/style.css
So to implement subfolders, a shortcode on markdown would need to be provided to resolve URLs, this would require doing some pre-processing of markdown, build the URLs considering a base_path if site is not deployed to the root of domain.
I don't think we will go this path right now (unless someone submits a PR that doesn't break the flat site experience)
We already have Zola and Cobalt that are able to solve this.
anyway, Thanks for reporting.
how to set pretty urls?
current: result: site/about.html ---> https://www.myweb.com/about.html want: result: site/about/index.html https://www.myweb.com/about/